Said--he said, “We’ll pull through the basement of the city hall,” said, “You go get Ruby out of the jail anyway you want to, on a “tempo” or whatever you think best, and bring him down to me, down in the elevator and we’ll pull through the basement at some given time, and we’ll load him up and whisk him right on down and let another squad follow us and we will take him right on down to the county jail.” Said, “The sheriff--I haven’t called Decker or the chief about it, either.” Said, “Do you think it will work?” I said, “Yes.” Said, “How many men--got enough there to help you with him?” I said, “Yes, there is three or four here I can get.” “Don’t tell anybody where you are going. Just get them like you are going after coffee and get downstairs or somewhere and tell them what you are going to do.” So, I went into the squad room (Captain Fritz had called) Lieutenant Wells, and told him not to let the officers out of the office because he wanted us when he got in there so I just walked out and motioned to Mr. Brown and Dhority and Mr. Beck and told them to follow me, and didn’t say a word to anyone, and walked downstairs, and, of course, they are curious, and when I got downstairs I outlined the deal to them and told Beck and Brown to get the car--get the other car in the basement and have it in position to go out, and Dhority and I went up and got the prisoner and brought him down. Mr. HUBERT. Brought him down the jail elevator? Mr. LEAVELLE. Down the jail elevator. Mr. HUBERT. Were any newsmen down in the station? Mr. LEAVELLE. Beg your pardon? Mr. HUBERT. Were there any newsmen down in the basement? Mr. LEAVELLE. In fact, when I walked out one of the newspapermen asked me when we were going to transfer Ruby and I said, “Oh, I don’t know.” And just like that, and walked on. Mr. HUBERT. You had Ruby with you? Mr. LEAVELLE. You mean--oh, no; the officers and I walking down. When we brought Ruby down in the jail elevator, that elevator is never in view of the public. It is an inside elevator. Never in view of the public, so, anyway, after talking to the captain, I set my watch with his and said, “Be there at exactly 11:15.” So, he set his watch with mine and we brought Ruby down. That is the reason--I got down there about a minute and a half, 2 minutes early to the basement and told the lieutenant on duty, told everybody not to ring for the elevator that we would have it tied up, just held him in the elevator. Mr. HUBERT. Kept Ruby in the elevator? Mr. LEAVELLE. Kept Ruby in the elevator. Mr. Brown standing outside of the jail office, Mr. Beck had his car, his motor running in the parking basement, and Mr. Brown was standing there talking to one of the men in the jail office just as though he was passing the time of day, and he was to give me the nod as soon as the captain’s car pulled in on the ramp, which he did. Mr. HUBERT. Which side did he pull in on?